It is always difficult to measure turnout using survey questions due to the problems of over-reporting, sample selectivity, social desirability bias and the stimulus effects of pre-elections interviews (e.g. Aarts and Wessels, 2005; Bernstein et al., 2001; Karp and Brockington, 2005).
However, leftward and rightward motion can also produce classification effects in regions without selectivity for social attention cues (Kamitani and Tong 2006).
Elevated sparseness of representations figures to enhance the execution of intuitive social logics by improving memory storage capacity, retrieval rates, selectivity, and overall processing efficiency.
Given that more and more Americans are now getting their news and worldviews directly from social media feeds, framing issues has become a matter of selectivity and self-filtration.
Competitive costs of feeding competition were negligible within and between social units of L. leucopus, presumably due to low dietary selectivity and reliance on the most common food species.
The transition from one social bias to another demonstrates ciliates can employ biases to adjust the selectivity of intuitive social heuristics and mating replies to meet the nontrivial demands of unstable mating contexts.
Such group-level selectivity can arise without copying in patchy environments through spontaneous social influences on learning (van der Post and Hogeweg 2008), but in uniform environments, it can only be generated with copying.
Community concern about the unfairness and selectivity of anti-terrorism laws can strike at their effectiveness by undermining social cohesion and support generally for Australia's prevention strategies.
As drug selectivity for a specific receptor is often relative, we aimed to test social recognition abilities in both β1-ADR KO and β2-ADR KO mice and their FVB controls to confirm: (1) that betaxolol targets specifically the β1-ADR, and (2) the importance of the β1-ADR (vs. β2-ADR) in social recognition.
